Ustari: "This is The Worst Moment of my Career"

Getafe's second-choice goalkeeper Oscar Ustari has confirmed that he is unhappy with his current role as backup to Roberto Abbondanzieri.

Speaking to the Argentine press, the former Independiente goalkeeper said:

"This is the worst moment of my career. I need to play. In the club I am settled, but at the end of the month I will think on my future."

Ustari, 21, has only made four appearances for Getafe so far this season having joined for a fee of 6million Euros in the summer.

Ustari Poised For Move Away From Getafe?

The future of young Argentine goalkeeper Oscar Ustari looks uncertain after Getafe president Angel Torres confirmed that they are looking for a solution to Ustari's current lack of playing time.

Getafe bought Ustari from Independiente for 6million Euros in the summer, but he has seen has chances limited to a few games whilst first-choice goalkeeper Roberto Abbondanzieri was injured.

Torres confirmed that this situation cannot continue:

"We are going to hope to see what happens, but Ustari cannot continue without playing. Either another club will purchase him or he will go away on loan to a club where they guarantee to me that he is going to play."

This news is sure to alert many clubs, as Ustari is held in high-regard throughout the footballing world, with Getafe's capture of the young goalkeeper in the summer seen as a real catch for the small Spanish side. It seems that they realise this and are ready to cash in on Ustari come January, if they cannot find a suitable club to take him on loan.